Hero Cat -- Attack Dog Euthanized [Don't blame me, I didn't write the headline.]

TMZ ^ | 5/25/2014

[To Hell With Poverty]

Interesting that you mentioned she wouldn’t take food from you for a while. My best childhood friend always had German shepherds, her parents were from Germany and were very strict people. Their first dog was a guard dog and she told me he had been trained not to accept food, ANY food, from strangers, so that potential burglars wouldn’t be able to poison him by tossing a poisoned steak over the fence or whatever. Obviously your poor doggie underwent some harsh “training” for this purpose; bad guy might have been a drug dealer looking for a guard for his wares, who knows.

[cloudmountain]

Interesting that you mentioned she wouldn’t take food from you for a while. My best childhood friend always had German shepherds, her parents were from Germany and were very strict people. Their first dog was a guard dog and she told me he had been trained not to accept food, ANY food, from strangers, so that potential burglars wouldn’t be able to poison him by tossing a poisoned steak over the fence or whatever. Obviously your poor doggie underwent some harsh “training” for this purpose; bad guy might have been a drug dealer looking for a guard for his wares, who knows.

True enough, with all you say. THANKS.

Her name was "Lucy" and she spent the rest of her life with my husband--the BEST life a doggie could have.

[Rebelbase]

” I am more cautious around Chows than Pit Bulls. In my personal experience, there are far more of them highly aggressive than any other breed.”

I worked a home service job going into people’s backyards for 20 years. In all that time the only two aggressive dogs I was unable to bluff my way thorough were both chows.